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Biome Tile Base: spawner, workshop, farm, home!

This modular base is built for spawning! Work your farm, process blocks and food in the workshop, heal in the mineral baths, or just enjoy the view of peak, desert, canyon, shore, tundra, jungle and wooded biomes on top. All the while, sixteen corruption spawners are feeding the trap in the workshop with a stream of valuable loot. (Inspired by Entuland's All-Mobs Spawner.) Fits into one claim (63x63x45).

Each tile is 15x15. Between them, they spawn every surface and corruption layer creature. You can easily change out the spawners for lava or stalactite layer blocks, using this Biome Tile Foundation print.

The workshop has all the in-game liquids. The lava and corrupted water are connected to block phasers so you can turn them off when you're not around (if you leave it running, the lava freezes into rock).

Build Notes

This blueprint uses 31k blocks of 122 different types - it looks like 123 in the screen shots, but plowed dirt on the farm shows up separately from regular dirt blocks.

This build does include a couple premium blocks, but nothing you couldn't substitute. One tile has Industrial Wall as the border, for example, that could be replaced with Iron Wall; Chain (for climbing out of the water) could be swapped out for Vines or replaced with ladders with no problem.

Flat snow on the Elderwood tile is made by using the plow tool on full size snow blocks. The blueprint will only show full size snow, and you can plow the blocks you want to have flat, according to your own tastes. Remember you can make Fallen Leaves and Rimecones for under the trees by placing Autumnwood Leaves (any color) and Elderwood Leaves and then plowing them.

The red blocks in the water are only needed if you want to use individual tile blueprints in place of the tiles that come with the base, otherwise, feel free to ignore them.

Installation Notes

The build is 63x63 and is designed to go in an open ocean claim. The cornerstone goes in the water, centered just inside one side of the claim.